The 10 Trends You Need to Know from New York Fashion Week: Men's

The street style peacocks have cleared out of SoHo, the designers have returned to their ateliers—New York Fashion Week: Men's is officially over. And now with the shows, presentations, and festivities finally behind us, it's time for a bit of reflection on what we saw. From unstructured parkas to skate-inspired hoodies, here are the 10 biggest trends coming out of New York Fashion Week: Men's spring/summer 2017.

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Oversized, Unstructured Outerwear

The move towards loose and unstructured has been happening for a few seasons now, and nowhere is this more apparent than with the coats and parkas of spring/summer 2017. The slim silhouette is gone; get ready for full-cut and drapey.

L to R: Thaddeus O'Neil, Robert Geller, Second/Layer.

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Tunics and Pullovers

To go with the unstructured trend, a lot of designers showed that most unstructured of all garments: the tunic. Whether in jacket or shirt form, longer pullovers were all over the runways.

L to R: N. Hoolywood, Eidos, Deveaux.

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Satin and Sheen

From jackets and shirts (and even trousers), satin was a popular fabric for the upcoming spring. As far as fit and aesthetic, think pajamas rather than eveningwear.

L to R: John Elliott, Ovadia & Sons, Todd Snyder.

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Bomber Jackets

If you were worried about whether you missed the bomber jacket trend, worry no more. It seemed like nearly every designer showing had at least one bomber in the collection.

L to R: Perry Ellis, Cadet, C.P. Company.

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Tracksuits

Athleisure doesn't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon either, and tracksuits were a major staple of this season's collections. From unstructured and modern, to classic and fitted, the variety was wide-ranging.

L to R: Perry Ellis, Todd Snyder, Tommy Hilfiger.

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Muted Colors

Usually spring/summer collections are known for their color, but this year was all about beiges, grays, whites, and olives. Even the collections that did have color tended to dampen them down with pale shades of pink and blue.

L to R: Michael Kors, John Varvatos, Brett Johnson.

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Belts

If there was one single item that really popped on the runway this year, it was the belt. Whether on trousers, cinching up jackets, or dangling from hips, statement belts were everywhere.

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